Candleholder Vision in Shakespeare’s Daydream
A brief note cites a line where a candleholder stands as a prop in a contemplative moment. The phrase evokes stage imagery and the playwright’s use of intimate objects to frame reflection.
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Newspaper
Delphi Citizen
Location
Delphi, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Jul 30, 1931
Page
1
A brief note cites a line where a candleholder stands as a prop in a contemplative moment. The phrase evokes stage imagery and the playwright’s use of intimate objects to frame reflection.
The two major parties weigh convention sites with Democrats eyeing San Francisco Cleveland Chicago and Kansas City while Republicans consider Philadelphia Atlantic City Cleveland and Chicago.
State law fixes automobile license plate prices at half price on and after the second day. A license purchased on that date is valid for six months with the standard thirty day grace extending through January.
Members of the Wolcott County Club golf team will meet the Delphi Country Club team on the local course next Sunday. Supt. and Mrs. C. T. Amick and Mr. and Mrs. Max Daugherty will leave Sunday for a week motor trip east visiting Cleveland Niagara Falls and Washington D C.
Baptist pastor of Indianapolis Rev L B Mosely has been invited to address the Carroll County Young People's picnic at Delphi park on Sunday August 39. A committee met in Rockfield to plan, with each district to contribute a Bible story dramatization. The program will finish in time for evening church services.
Debate among Second District Democrats in Culver focused on building a party organization from precincts to state headquarters and selecting a state and congressional ticket capable of sweeping the state. While Paul V. McNutt remains a candidate for governor some supporters view it as too early to actively campaign, as the discussion weighed names like Frank Mayr Frank Dailey L Ert Slack and John Frederick without forcing full backing.
Lazarre Thompson twenty nine year old employee at Hamling billiard parlor survived a jump from an east bound Wabash train. He was found with a cut and bruised face at the Monon tracks and treated at St Elizabeths hospital in Lafayette. He had planned to open the billiard parlor and likely misjudged the train speed. Thompson is the foster son of Wade Thompson.
Indiana Service Corporation plans an electric line from Flora on State Road 18 to the 389 intersection south of Delphi at the William Ashba corner. Farmers along the road are shifting fences back to the sixty foot right of way as HL West highway superintendent requests. Poles and fences must be moved before construction, with a deadline to finish later.
The State tax board raised the valuation of Northern Indiana Service Co property in Carroll County by 274000, boosting taxes by about 1600. The Indiana Hydro Electric Power Plant oakdale dam rose 122000 in Jefferson township, with total county-wide increase 274600. Assessments across townships were detailed, and total Carroll County company valuation now 2550490. Officials praised by Bert May for fair valuations.
The council met with all members present and voted 300 for the Delphi Band concerts. The school trustee election was deferred. Theodore Baum will serve another two years, with George Todd as a Republican candidate to succeed him. The council also disallowed Great Western Canning Company damages.
Mrs. Jane Whittiesey of St Charles Illinois and former Delphi resident was injured Monday evening while returning from Chicago. She was changing seats on the third rail car when the car lurched throwing her against the window sill, suffering two broken ribs and a torn injury. She recuperates at her brother W S LeSourd’s home in Dun dee.
Indiana records reveal the governors conference at French Lick Springs Hotel ran high costs. Expenses totaled $10,000 with $6,393.65 paid to the hotel and $684.74 in gold badges. Printing costs were estimated at $2,000 but reached $4,500 with $3,167.50 unpaid.
The Carroll County Old Setters Association announces its annual gathering for Saturday afternoon August 8 in Delphi Park. Dr. W. O. Lynch of Indiana University will deliver the address, with music by the Smith sisters and performances by the County Young People's Chorus. A business meeting precedes the program, organized by Haughey Mount Hattry Roach and W. S. Margowski.
Sales at the C. O. Julius clothing store have run for two weeks and the W. B. Wason and Co store and the New York shop for a week will end Saturday night August 1. The outlets are offering attractive gallies and benefits to customers on purchases. William C. Sith is on a vacation trip at Niagara Falls and writes to relatives.
L O Wickersham of Logansport will construct the Tippecanoe township school house at Pittsburg after his bid of 20613 with a solid financial statement was approved along with the 50 accrued interest. Other bids ranged up to 25950 with several bidders including Pierce Collins and Medland Bros. submitting lower figures but missing required financial data.
Farmers in Carroll County sell wheat amid rising prices with Delphi elevators reporting varied receipts. No 2 wheat near 2 cents higher, No 3 wheat two cents lower. crop large but not all grain No 1 quality. Prices: oats 14 cents per bushel. yield 22 bushels per acre referenced.
The Delphi-Deer Creek consolidated school district approved contracts with six bus drivers Floyd Rider Robert Baum Greer Bunnell Harry Baer Newt Short and James Welday pending insurer and bond requirements and purchase of chassis The township will buy two new bus bodies for larger routes and drivers must carry liability insurance of 5000 per person up to 20000 total and a 500 bond.
Congressman Samuel B. Pettengill led a district rally at Culver Military Academy attacking President Hoover for alleged contradictions and failure on farm relief. He and Rep Will R. Wood urged voters in the new Second district to question Hoover again in 1932 amid farmer discontent over 1928 promises.
Col Paul V. McNutt dean of Indiana University Law School and former American Legion commander may speak at the Flora Flora Community Park picnic on Tuesday August 18. His acceptance is expected, drawing interest in Carroll County. Farm Bureau directors met in the county agent’s office to plan the event and discuss a 4 H club autumn exhibit.
The Church of the Brethren on Union street between Franklin and Monroe has been sold to Gray's Hatchery. Their plant moved this week from South Washington Street near Hoover Jewelry Store, with Mrs Gray calling the old church ideal for the hatchery and ample space for chick housing and operations.
The voluntary merger of Citizens National Bank Delphi State Bank and Carroll County Loan and Trust Co. creates Union State Bank occupying the former Delphi State Bank building. Deposits total about 2.3 million across two banks with 1.343 million from the merged trio and 1.2 million at A T Bowen Co. The new officers include C B Shaffer as president J D Keplinger as first vice president and E R Smock as cashier. Yanus Wells and other former staff join the new bank while liquidation duties are handled by Wells. Directors include J D Klepinger C B Shaffer BE R Smock G A Shaffer C O Julius John Hamling and Will G Klepinger.
Fifty years ago Lytle Manufacturing ordered new spoke lathes to double output. Air Line train crews face bridge gauge issues, and Tippecanoe bridge widening will end derrick use for passenger transfers. Local mischief ends with citations and a $22.50 fine from Mayor Walker.
At a Tuesday council meeting John O Connor arranged to buy all boulders removed during street improvements for 5c 4 load. Mrs Perry Newer of Washington township returned from Chicago after appendicitis surgery and accepted a call to Seymour. Iona McCain moved to Winona en route to Buffalo to visit Miss Emma Meyers. Mr and Mrs HE Reed and Mr or Mrs Gaffieli Shaffer attended related events.
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